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Old 14 Mar 2003, 17:33 (Ref:536249)   #1
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Touring car World Cup

I am interested in results of Touring car World Cup, mainly 1994 and 1995 editions. I have found entry lists but nothing more. Does anyone know it???any web???

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Old 14 Mar 2003, 18:00 (Ref:536273)   #2
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i can remember seeing one of those races live on eurosport but nothing else
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Old 14 Mar 2003, 18:48 (Ref:536302)   #3
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1994 was at Donington- it was run as a single race over something like 40 laps- won by Paul Radisich

95 was in France (Dijon or Magny-Cours)- run as two heats won by Frank Biela- I've got full results, but not immediately to hand- I'll get back to you tomorrow

The 93 race, if you're interested, at Monza was also two heats and aslo won by Radisich
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Old 14 Mar 2003, 19:31 (Ref:536325)   #4
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Many thanks!!.
I remember very well 1994 race in Donington, with the very big Volvo 850 Vagon running and a accident in the start.

If you can put 1993 races, fantastic.

Cheers and thanks.
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95 was in France (Dijon or Magny-Cours)
think it was circuit paul ricard
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Old 14 Mar 2003, 21:41 (Ref:536423)   #6
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Yeah it was paul ricard and i rember the volvos not being too competitive (CRYING INSIDE)
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 09:48 (Ref:536779)   #7
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Results:

Monza 1993- run over 2 heats- afraid I've only got top 6 for this one, although I'm sure I've got full entry list & results somewhere-

Race 1-
1- Paul Radisich (Ford Mondeo)
2- Alain Cudini (Opel Vectra GT)
3- Nicola Larini (Alfa Romeo 155)
4- John Cleland (Vauxhall Cavalier)
5- Alessandro Nannini (Alfa 155)
6- Yannick Dalmas (Peugeot 405Mi16)

Race 2-

1- Radisich
2- Larini
3- Philippe Gache (Alfa 155)
4- Eric van de Poele (Nissan Primera)
5- Alex Burgstaller (BMW 318i)
6- Emmanuele Pirro (BMW 318i)

Overall winner- Radisich
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 09:51 (Ref:536781)   #8
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1994 Donington- run as single race over 25 laps (long version of the circuit)- about 40 minutes duration

Top 10 OK?

1- Paul Radisich- Ford Mondeo
2- Steve Soper- BMW 318i
3- Jo Winkelhock- BMW 318i
4- Gabriele Tarquini- Alfa 155
5- Hans-Joachim Stuck- Audi 80 Quattro
6- Johnny Ceccotto- BMW 318i
7- Yvan Muller- BMW 318i
8- Markus Oestreich- Ford Mondeo
9- Marc Duez- BMW 318i
10- Roberto Ravaglia- BMW 318i
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1995- Paul Ricard (always get my French circuits mixed up for some reason....)

2x26 lap heats

Race 1-

1- Frank Biela- Audi A4 Quattro
2- Steve Soper- BMW 318i
3- Yvan Muller- BMW 318i
4- Johnny Cecotto- BMW 318i
5- Hans Stuck- Audi A4 Quattro
6- Kelvin Burt- Ford Mondeo
7- Emanuele Pirro- Audi a4 Quattro
8- Jo Winkelhock- BMW 318i
9- David Brabham- BMW 318i
10- Rickard Rydell- Volvo 850


Race 2-

1- Pirro
2- Biela
3- Soper
4- Muller
5- Alain Menu- Renault Laguna
6- Cecotto
7- Rinaldo Capello- Audi A4 Quattro
8- Klaus Niedzwiedz- Honda Accord
9- Armin Hahne- Honda Accord
10- Anthony Reid- Opel Vectra GT

Overall Winner- Biela
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 10:02 (Ref:536785)   #10
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Yeah it was paul ricard and i rember the volvos not being too competitive (CRYING INSIDE)
Most of the British cars struggled at Ricard- conversely, the BMWs, which had been nowhere in Britain all year, were fast all weekend-

One of the big differences claimed at the time was that the aero kits on the 'British' cars which had been designed for UK circuits didn't suit Ricard- those on the BMWs and Audi were much better suited to the European tracks they'd been designed for- the BMW kit certainly didn't seem to work in Britain, which suggests there was a measure of truth in this.....
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 11:54 (Ref:536855)   #11
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Most of the British cars struggled at Ricard- conversely, the BMWs, which had been nowhere in Britain all year, were fast all weekend-

One of the big differences claimed at the time was that the aero kits on the 'British' cars which had been designed for UK circuits didn't suit Ricard- those on the BMWs and Audi were much better suited to the European tracks they'd been designed for- the BMW kit certainly didn't seem to work in Britain, which suggests there was a measure of truth in this.....
Yes, and as Winkelhock said in 1996 that during the previous years (95, 94 etc) BMW build cars for all of Europe. That made them suit the fast tracks outside the UK better, such as Paul-Richard.
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MAny thanks for everybody and specially KA. Thanks
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 14:34 (Ref:536954)   #13
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It was a pity it only lasted 3 years.

It was rumoured it was headed to America in 1996, to tie-in with the new North American Touring Car Championship. Was also on the schedule for the World Cup to be run in Helsinki in 1998, but never happened, and the Bathurst 1000 in 1999 was also slated to be the World Cup, but once again it didn't come off.

Here's a question i've never found answered;

Is Roberto Ravaglia still considered the one and only World Touring Car Champion from 1987. Were Radisich and Biela classed as winning a different title, considering it was a one meeting 'Cup' rather than a full year Championship.

I've got full results & Qualifying from Paul Ricard (From Super Touring Magazine) if needed.
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Old 15 Mar 2003, 15:37 (Ref:537002)   #14
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Here's a question i've never found answered;

Is Roberto Ravaglia still considered the one and only World Touring Car Champion from 1987. Were Radisich and Biela classed as winning a different title, considering it was a one meeting 'Cup' rather than a full year Championship.

I'd guess so- I certainly don't remember the title 'World Champion' being used officially for any of the Cup winners, but I wouldn't like to swear to it....
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The 'World Champion' title was never officially used but it has been adopted unofficially. Paul Radisich's website refers to him as the 94 and 95 FIA Touring Car World Champion. I've heard a number of race comentators describe him as such as well.
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Exactly Redshoes. Murray Walker did.
As for the Paul Ricard race another point to remember was that not only the aero kits were not designed for the Euro tracks, but the tire providers did not have the data and thus were unable to conduct any sort of testing to come up with a suitiable tire for the race. I'm surprised that the Ford of Burt was sixth in one of those races, especially because the Mondeo had such an appetite for front tires!
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Ravaglia won a world championship while Radisich won a world cup.
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Ravaglia won a world championship while Radisich won a world cup.
That's the way it should be as well
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